it took quite a long time before he became the story, and two weeks in, we already have dominic williamsnly has top priority is making sure brexit happens on 31 october. so we will see what happens. and we are talking about the options to prevent a talking about the options to prevent 3110 talking about the options to prevent a no deal brexit and prevent boris johnson getting his way on brexit. lots of people will say it is august, people are away on holiday, it isa august, people are away on holiday, it is a month where people speculate, often kind of aimlessly, trying to create front—page headlines because they have to sell newspapers even in august. how much of this do you think is serious? well, except that we have been speculating about this since last november. since the withdrawal agreement came back and was about to start its passage through parliament. one of the things about this whole process is that it has taught us a lot about the parliament and the working of our system, and just how hard it is for parliament to stop the government doing something that the government wants

lindsey graham is going to be meeting the attorney dominic ge, william barr. they are not hidden under classification status. you know, christopher wray, the fbi director, if they had their way, everything would be covered up and concealed from the public. a.j. is not going to let that happen. look what he did with the mueller report almost immediately. he is dedicated to honesty and transparency. so, when lindsey graham says that this is going to be ugly and devastating for the obama administration officials, he knows it. >> sean: when andy mccarthy, and you confirmed this from a legal standpoint, you can't have a counterintelligence investigation. that would be the president's investigation. what did barack obama know? we know that the white house wants to know everything we're doing. so, there it is. there it is. >> sara: that's right. they weaponized the system against a political opponent. that, we know. >> sean: people go to jail? yes or no. greg. >> greg: we know that there will be criminal referrals. we have to wait and see what he dues dominic does wi

rob: serena williams dominating the tennis court once again. >> never really had a chance tonight. lliams cruised to an easy victory over maria, the 19th time williams has beaten her russian counterpart. the next match will be tomorrow against american katie mcnally. watch out for that. jillian: johnson & johnson vowing to appeal after a judge ruled the company paid $572 million for fueling the opioid epidemic in oklahoma. >> we are disappointed and disagree with the judge's decision. johnson & johnson did not cause the opioid abuse crisis here in oklahoma or anywhere in this country. rob: author of american 6, inside the opioid addiction crisis and how to end it, and survivor of the opioid crisis brian hampton joins us now with how bad this epidemic really is. thanks for coming on this morning. the judgment, $572 million by the state of oklahoma. they were looking for $17 billion. are you disappointed? >> the basic principle of accountability and justice is a good thing so let's start there. the language and details are incredibly important. if you asked me how i felt about the ver

serena williams dominated at the united states open. it took her 59 minutes to win last night. it was the first match up at the united states open. shernell 19th straight win since 2004. tomorrow she will face a 17- year-old american. >>> coming up today at four we are working to learn more about what led to officials shutting down westbound 580 in oakland. >> today at four the latest on the investigation and police activity that led to this midday traffic jam. on 580 right by the 24 interchange. >>> a popular hiking trail is partly reopened after a family of mountain lions was spotted and caught on camera. a mother and her cubs were spotted last week so rangeerns closed the park. they tweeted now saying that eight miles of trails east of the farm are open as well at the farm itself. back country trails remain closed to give the mountain lions room. the rangers urge all park visitors sea to stay alert. >>> now to gasia's favorite story. a new report said that bicing can be good for your mental health. >> and the newsroom appreciates it. it's another good excuse to fire up the o

. >> in sports the dominating performance from serena williams as she beat maria sharapova in straightets at the u.s. open. it's her 19th consecutive win over the russian. williams has lost only one set to sharapova in ten years. >>> women's soccer star carli lloyd is considering a career in the nfl. after making a 55-yard kick right there, the philadelphia eagles practice, she says several teams reached out to her. she tells nbc sports, quote, there's no reason why a woman could not do this. nothing scares me. we'll see if she gets an offer and we are all behind her. >> she is so impressive. >>> up next in "the pulse," the easy thing you can do to live up to 15% longer. >> not bad. >>> also ahead, we celebrate the return of eddie murphy to "saturday night live" by looking back. >>> and the must see video of the reporter versus the sprinkler. for everything that i give, i get so much in return. join our family of home instead caregivers and help make a world of difference. home instead senior care. apply today. home instead senior care. did you know that every single flush [toilet flus

rondo by beating not only osaka of japan williams lead early on in the 1st set winning it $63.00 in the 2nd the 23 time grand slam champion continued to dominate but then had a scare when she ran into the net post while trying to chase down in a sock a drop shot hurting her right arm. but she played on and took the 2nd set 64 to make the seconds. good students to. all rise to motor sports now i am a spanish rider mark marquez has broken the record for pope positions in moto g.p. markets claimed the 59 hole of his career in austria that saw him overtake the previous record set by australian make 2 and a legend of the sport marcus is dominating the moto g.p. championship this season he's going for a 6 world title. you're up to date now on d w news up next is world stories around half of some of the most important and interesting stories in the news this week we're going to evan steam thanks for watching. the world is getting worse. moore's suster abuse problems.

williams dominated maria sharapova in the first-round match in queens, new york last night. 1, 6-1 victory took only 59 minutes. it was williams '19th straight win over sharapova. williams is seeking a record-tying 24th grand slam victory. >> i was watching. i don't think she even broke a sweat. i think she got home in time for dinner. >> pretty quick. >> serena is ready and i am cheering for her. >> her serves were over 120 miles per hour. >> i know. never gets old watching her. >> oh, man. maria, you know, she tried. >> she did. she is good, too. >> she is very good. >> she's a professional. >> very good. serena is better. >>> the supreme court justice known as the notorious rbg, not notorious b.i.g. a rapper for everyone who doesn't know is talking about her nickname and most recent health scare. hear what ruth bader ginsburg said in her first public outing after a new round of cancer treatments. >>> plus, new legal issues for lori loughlin accused of paying big bucks to get her daughters into college. and only on "cbs this morning" the new effort to help some college >>>

stocks will go lower the volatility is the s&p, when you look back over the past ten months, williams sees a dominant 80-day cycle that keeps repeating and project it forward, the red line again you see we're poised for a major rally or at least an extended move higher. they just tell you the decline is likely to make place. williams has three different features, advanced decline and s&p 500 itself a market is done going down and ready to rally the charts as interpreted suggests that it's time to stop panicking and fear negativity has run the course if the averages haven't bottomed already, they will bottom sioon. that's why williams says i think you need to take the bullish where so many professionals seem committed to sowing fear i never did. let's go to mark in pennsylvania, mark >> caller: boo-yah, jim. volatility is we metals, wpm a good invest mtd given exposure to gold and virile >> i like barack let's go to rick in illinois, please, rick >> caller: hey, jim. i've been a long-time member of action alerts plus and appreciate your guidance in the volatile markets we're in? >> thank you >> caller

williams has dominated the russian star in their head—to—head rivalry, winning 19 times with only twoinals. george ford and owen farrell are in england's team to play ireland at twickenham on saturday. it'll be the first time in over a year they have started together. captain farrell partners manu tuilagi in the midfield for the first time in a test match. meanwhile flankers sam underhill and tom curry are named in the same back row. and a more familiar looking irish side, joe schmidt‘s brought back several front line players. cian healy, captain rory best and tadhg furlong get theirfirst run out of the season while ross byrne will get his opportunity to impress at out—half. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30pm. a man who filmed a cardboard model of grenfell tower being burned has been found not guilty of two counts of posting grossly offensive material. 46—year—old paul bussetti from south east london said he never intended for the video to be shared online. earlier we heard from the bbc‘s katherine carpenter from a busy westminster magistrates

words with the young pyar in this match up williams led early on in the 1st set winning it 63 in the 2nd the 23 time grand slam champion continued to dominatebut had a scare when she ran into the net trying to chase down. shot her to her right arm nevertheless she played on also taking the 2nd set $64.00 williams will now me check qualifier memory which. was the. you're watching news from berlin up next a documentary about the kurds in northern syria between conflict and democracy and michael local will be back with more news at the top of the hour thanks for joining . us 1st day in school. or 1st a conning less of a minute dora's grandma with her arrives. joining a reckoning on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary torah interacting returns home on t w don't come.

including roger federer who defeated dan evans the swiss dominating the breadstick cruised to a comfortable win in 3 straight sets while sabrina williams also took care of business she has won 23 major titles she's looking for a 24th the she beat carolina which over 6362. watching d.w. news coming up next world stories but 1st as you can see behind me will leave you with a little bit of footage of this weekend's high role be an olive hosting the fireworks world championship this weekend it'll. never have been the star. is facing mass extinction. you could say that topix else is in danger. but there is a glimmer. the biggest companies are uniting to create global change. the possibility. that not only animals will be saved but hope to. the lion's share. of the conservation of hope.

open roger federer beat a heavy leg dan evans the swiss dominated the briton to cruise to a comfortable win in 3 straight sets serena williams is also keeping her eyes firmly on the prize the $23.00 time major champion seems to have found her rhythm as she ratted checks charity. 6362. now once known for guns and gangs a neighborhood in pakistan's coastal city of karachi has emerged as a hub for hip hop talent used to look at the new lyricist of liara rapping about their corner of the world. got together to magic up and this is not going to be the puppy to look them up either but the sound of bullets used to ricochet down these streets now a stage for up and coming rapids to go little means it was a kind of gun it's one of the new hot spot for pakistani hip hop is the neighborhood in the city of karachi among played by gang violence and running street battles a recent government crackdown has made the streets safe allowing residents to transform their hard luck tiles into hip hop songs and cities rappers have a distinctive voice. coming. up. the hip hop of lee arias based on reality. in other cities and provinces there's rap

including roger federer he defeated dan evans the swiss dominating the brits a cruise to a comfortable win in 3 straight sets meanwhile serena williams also taking taking care of business the 23 time major champion seemed to found her rhythm as she beat carroll enough 636 to. you're watching the news coming up next our documentary film series what secrets is a small box of photos from war to the whole world and all the latest news of course available on our web site that's d.w. dot com or on twitter at. i'm called aspen thanks watched. her 1st day at school. her 1st economy most of them in doors grandma with arrives. join the oregano on her journey back to freedom. you know we're interactive documentary during general ranting returns home on the d w don't come to tang's.

and these "serious irregularities" at the prison, which william barr referred to, i think our dominiclly should be the focus of journalistic effort. that, and the promise that any coconspirators who were working with mr. epstein to traffic young girls, will be brought to justice. i mean, that's what's really important. >> mark: well, gee think think that will happen? because maxwell who is the society lady from london. somewhat of a euphemism. apparently, the feds have lost their way. i don't understand how that can happen either. >> judith: there are so many odd things that have happened in this case that it's almost impossible to believe, but i remain shocked and outraged by his death. this shouldn't happen. no one should die of natural causes while awaiting their day in court. it's just not right. >> mark: that's absolutely true. a great day of shame and absolutely our outrageous. we are going to revisit the epstein case and the wild conspiracies swirling around his demise. also, joe biden can't even remember when he served his advice residential term. but he says that you should i

political fallout here has been rather dominating the news here in the united states what's probably the most damning actually came from the attorney general william barbara's going to reject some of what he said in his statement he said he was a poll to learn that jeffrey epstein was found that early this morning from an apparent suicide he said mr epstein's death raises serious questions in a day in addition to the f.b.i. investigation taking place he said he's consulted with the inspector general and they're also going to he's also going to open an investigation so that was from the attorney general william barr and then we've even heard from republican senators like ben sasse of nebraska he wrote a letter to the attorney general saying that they knew that epstein was a suicide risk and he said that his dark secrets couldn't be allowed to die with him he said the justice department failed and epstein's coconspirator conspirators think they might have gotten one last sweet deal now it continued because also we heard from bill de blasio of course the new york mayor and also one of the candidates for president he's a democrat he said some of the w

williams will begin her quest for a seventh title in new york and record—tying 24th grand slam victory. she's dominated 19 times with only two defeats, including their past 18 meetings. most recently at the 2016 australian open quarterfinals. this weekend sees us move another week closer to the rugby world cup — and on saturday, it's england and ireland's turn to lock horns in the first of their ties in the build—up tojapan. england have named their squad to face the irish — with a familiar partnership back in the starting line—up. chrisjones is with the england camp. george ford and owen farrell were a key part of the first few years of eddiejones‘s tenure but the combination has been shelved with farrell diverting to number 10 but the selection for ireland this weekend suggests it remains world cup option with faro hoping that their friendship on and off the field will make a difference at twickenham. we have spent a lot of time together training. we are pretty open and the way that we go about being around here in terms of being on the same page in terms of thinking. we think that's important so tha

on top of the williams looked like she had a point to prove off the infamous loss to naomi osaka in last year's final. the american completely dominatedsharp over looked a shadow of the player this 15 tennis major. williams finished her off inside an hour taking the match in straight sets 6161. that $24.00 grand slam title is now one step closer she's such a good player you know it when you play or you have to be super focused so every time i come up against her i just bring out some or a best tennis. shara pope was not the only former champion going home 2016 when angelica is out to the german crush down to 3 sets to france's pristina blotted movie prepared this good as they can and of course it's no bit disappointed that. i was not able to play it good match like i was practicing roger federer took a little time to get going in his opener against to make you know god. he didn't qualify one of the 1st 6 holes but any thoughts of pulling off a major ops it was pretty short lived federal found his form and dominated the next 266162. before sealing the full 64 to take the match. tough 1st set for me. so i had the lead so things were loo

had many words with the umpire in this match up williams led early on in the 1st set winning it 63 in the 2nd 23 time grand slam champion continued to dominate but then had a bit of a scare when she ran into the net net popal post while trying to chase down and suck a drop shot at in her right arm and the less she played on also taking the 2nd set 64 williams will now mate check on fire 3 shots of a. second alan while the english premier league got underway on friday german football fans will have to wait one more week for the bundesliga to start in germany this season's managerial merry go round means there are new changes new faces in charge at several clubs begging the question just how hard a task that these newcomers have ahead of them. bundesliga coach a dream job and a lucrative one but only 18 people have the privilege for the new ones it can be a daunting task before the anticipation is overwhelming were other see a risk i see an opportunity. a team start with rookies as bundesliga head coaches that's normal for the 3 recently promoted squads but for the established teams it's a new trend the coaches are under more pressure than eve

novak djokovic chav made it to the 3rd round german dominic also went through in his 1st appearance at the tournament on the women's side serena williams needed 3 sets to get past fellow american katie mcnally in the 2nd round williams lost the 1st set 75 but finished strong winning the next 26361. now to a sport that's taking kenya by storm skateboarding is a role is relatively new to the country but it's picking up in popularity fast and with the sport debuting at the olympics next year some in nairobi are already dreaming big as melanie cord of all found out at the biggest skate park in the capital. one say. skating helps me to be strong when i'm on my skateboard i feel free when i'm even on the board especially when i'm dropping into the ball and i come out i feel sort of good enough. whenever 16 year old william gets a chance she trains at the shanty s.-k. park she grew up here just a few meters away at the chandelier children's home in nairobi where more than 100 children in need are provided with a shelter regular meals and free schooling but the best part of course so the children say is that skate park. i'm scared to death i l

toronto by beating naomi a sock of japan williams lead early on in the 1st set winning 63 in the 2nd the 25th 3 time grand slam champion him tenure to dominate but then had a scare when she ran into the net post trying to chase down and a socket drop shot hitting her right arm. but she played on and she took the 2nd set 6 full to the semi's. it watching daily news from berlin up next data reporter which this week follows a young mexican volunteer who works in an addiction support center here in germany mariana evan stay will be out with you next hour thanks for joining us today w. . curious of. yourself. don't miss out. closely. carefully. don't lose something. to do good. actually.

legislative assembly will be dominated by the opposition alliance with remaining seats going to parties which were not part of ousted president autumn on one of bashir government or william lawrence is a professor at george washington university's school of international affairs he joins us now from washington to talk more about this thanks very much for being with us sir let me ask you then what do you think of this agreement as far as what we know about it. well this is one important step forward in a many step process it stems as you said from the july 5th agreement which was concretized on july 17th and this is a little bit like the july 5th grima and then we have an announcement of a deal without many details and the details we do have were leaked to reuters and haven't been hammered out yet and there will be negotiations tomorrow but just stepping back a minute and thinking about this it's remarkable to me that no one elected any of these people and they're working out a 33 month plan for a very elaborate power sharing arrangement and very elaborate schemes to rebuild the country and to make institutions and systemic change without any elections which happen more t

round of the us open at flushing meadows. . .williams will begin her quest for a seventh title in new york and record—tying 24th grand slam victory. she's dominateds, including their past 18 meetings. most recently at the 2016 australian open quarter—finals. and someone who was once a familiar face in rugby union — james haskell — is making a surprising career move. he's revealed he's training to become an mma fighter. the 34—year—old flanker won 77 caps for england and retired from rugby in may but he's now annnounced he'll be competing as a mixed martial artistist in the heavyweight division. he'll make his debut next year. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. hello there. the last time we had damages of 30 degrees in the uk, it was the heatwave back at the end last month. no heatwave this time around but over the weekend as it hots up, we may well find temperatures of 30 or 31 in the south—east of england. temperatures of 30 or 31 in the south-east of england. further north, around the edge of this area of high pressure, we've still got these atlantic breezes. we

a dominant first half from the warriors, saw tries from bevan french and george williams to give themtch his focus back to his return to singles judy murray, she knew she was in for a hard watch at the cincinnati masters last night. in the end she was congratulating older sunjamie and commiserating with his brother andy. jamie murray came out on top with his doubles partner in the quarter—finals. a tight three setter against andy murray and his partner feliciano lopez. andy will play in the singles at next week's atp event in north carolina. and surfing will make its 0lympic debut at tokyo next year. mike busheu debut at tokyo next year. mike bushell has meant to newquay to find out more about body surfing. surf's up off the cornish coast. as we swoop down, you might notice something's missing. where are the surfboards? for once, it's time to leave those on the shore and rely solely on body power. it's the original form of surfing, the one that was around long before we had the luxury of boards. the art of body surfing. just you and the waves, and 0k, flippers to give me a bit of extr

legislative assembly will be dominated by the opposition alliance with the remaining seats going to parties which weren't part of the ousted president omar al bashir as government william lawrence is a professor at george washington university and he says the negotiations lack transparency. it's remarkable to me that no one elected any of these people and they're working out a 33 month plan for a very elaborate power sharing arrangement and very elaborate schemes to rebuild the country and to make institutions and systemic change without any elections which happened more than 3 years or 3 and a half years into the future and so it's just it's just very interesting to me that you know we have sort of breakthrough after breakthrough from these 2 negotiating sides usually prompted by violence and then announcements of of of of of steps forward that are often opaque of the processes of paper so while sudanese do have a right to rejoice here and they are moving you know towards peace and away from war i don't think this is really systemic change yet this is rather a sort of pact did transition toward something that isn't quite clear yet and then in terms of the government i

a dominant first half from the warriors, saw tries from bevan french and george williams to give them row. judy murray knew she was in for a hard watch at the cincinnatti masters last night and, in the end, she was congratulating elder son jamie and commiserating with his brother, andy. jamie murray came out on top with his doubles partner, neal skupski, in the quarterfinals, in a really tight three—setter against andy murray and feliciano lopez. andy will switch his focus back to his return to singles now. he's playing at next week's atp event in north carolina. surfing will make its 0lympic debut in tokyo next year, so what better way to get a taste of things to come, with the uk body—surfing championships. they're less than a month away now in newquay and mike has been there to find out more. surf's up off the cornish coast. as we swooped down, you might notice something is missing. where are the surfboards? for once, it is time to leave those on the shore and rely solely on body power. it is the original form of surfing, the one that was around long before we had the luxury of boa

dominating the headlines this hour. after weeks of dramatic scenes in hong kong, a welcome moment of calm, as airport operations begin to return to normal. the us attorney general, williamre the financier, jeffrey epstein, died while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. epstein was found on saturday after apparently hanging himself. a warden has been moved and two officers have been placed on leave. peter bowes is our north american correspondent. what is the latest? we know now that the two officers have been suspended on administrative leave. the wadden has been reassigned to a different job. —— wadden. while the investigations surrounding jeffrey epstein‘s death continue. the fbi and the justice epstein‘s death continue. the fbi and thejustice department epstein‘s death continue. the fbi and the justice department are involved. one of the prison guards was not a fully fledged prison guard but wait for the prison service and may have been in administration, a clerical worker or a teacher but he was working that night as a prison guard. the other bit of information is that mr epstein‘s cellmate had been moved out on the cell the previous day, leaving him alone an

williams on his impressive accomplishments.>> reporter: he is a master with the brill machine, and he reads at lightning speed. >> they are believed to have descended. >> reporter: this is why he dominatednational brill challenge in los angeles back in june. a competition that consists of spelling, reading comprehension of, and proofreading. >> to give me a sentence written in braille and i ask if there any corrections and it is the easiest portion of the competition. >> reporter: he lost his eyesight at the age of four after being diagnosed with i cancer. >> he was diagnosed at six we old woods retinoblastoma which is a rare childhood cancer. he had been in remission for quite some time and unfortunately in april he had a reoccurrence of retinoblastoma. >> reporter: the competition was held days after going through a round of chemotherapy, but miles fought through and came out on top. >> i took home third place. i felt well knowing i was nauseous and tired during the competition. >> reporter: he certainly has a bright future ahead and maybe his love for music will take him to great career heights.>> ♪ beauty in the moonlight through you. >> some considered being blind at disability but

the local elite people like ben franklin, people like william bird who we talked about a couple weeks ago these are the folks who dominate the local elected assemblies. and if you remember the assemblies are getting more and more powerful and the governors that were appointed from overseas are having less and less authority as the years go by. by the time you get to the middle of the 1700s you've got pretty much local self-governance in every colony. not is population reaching the left here, you can imagine an independent country could work. a governing class that thinks by george if they've been running their colony last few decades they ought to be able to run a country. the economy has also, of course, been growing. as population increases, as people push the indians out and occupy more land, as they exploit the labor of more slaves, the pros perity of the colonies grows, by the time of the revolution a third of the ships built on the shores, a fifth or sixth of all the iron in the whole world is produced in the american colonies. so while you might have a city like london, or a really fancy duke's mansion and estate

dominic raab and mike pompeo, what are your expectations? it is a good start. the uk and us trade agreement has been on the agenda for a long time. you can go back to williamue and when we were in the eu, and that promised £100 billion worth of extra business over the site of the pond. theresa may, when she became pm, one of her first visits was to the white house. it is a good idea to have it. we have got to be realistic though and say that usually a trade agreement really works when there are significant barriers to trade and asa are significant barriers to trade and as a result trade is low. that is not the case here. the us is the biggest single market for the uk and it is the biggest location for investment and pretty much vice ve rsa . investment and pretty much vice versa. what about the issues, ben mentioned the issue with regards to the border with northern ireland and the border with northern ireland and the republic of ireland, that will bea the republic of ireland, that will be a real problem? i don't expect you to have the answers, but what about things like the nhs? should it be part of a trade agreement? things like chlorinated chicken that

dominance in the latest edition of the forbes rich list. the top 11 highest earners in female sport all play tennis. serena williamsder £5 million. still quite a big gap, though, isn't there? and tennis players are in there? and tennis players are in there for a reason, it is one of the only sports with parity with men. so a lot of catching up to do. charlie is at the edinburgh festival, we will be hearing from him a little bit later on. several banks and building societies are yet to sign up to a new code designed to protect customers that have been tricked by scammers. ben has more. it isa it is a voluntary code, and that is why they haven't all been forced to sign up to it. so if they are not forced they are not going to do it. essentially this is the fraud, and we have talked about this a lot in the programme, whereby consumers are tricked into sending money by bank tra nsfer to tricked into sending money by bank transfer to what they think is a perfectly legitimate account. they might be paying for house renovations, our car, something like that. they transfer this money but they are given the wrong details, t

williams lost just two games last night in a first-round battle that was supposed to be a marquee matchup. instead thsix-time u.s. open champ continued her dominancen beating her for the 19th straight time since 2004. they've met so many times -- >> fierce rivals for you. >> -- over the years. serena definitely has won a few more. >> you saw her husband there in the stands cheering her on. >>> it seems we are just one scheduling conflict away from possibly seeing a woman kicker in an nfl preseason game. >> how about that. that woman, soccer legend carli lloyd. her trainer says an unnamed nfl team was in touch with lloyd offering a roster spot for the team's final preseason game this thursday. >> lloyd's trainer also says multiple teams approached her about playing after video of lloyd kicking a 55-yard field goal during a visit with the eagles went viral last week. lloyd was said to be genuinely interested in the opportunity. >> so the only problem is she'll an part of the u.s. women's national soccer team that's playing against portugal on thursday night in philadelphia. so how cool would that be. >> there's time for her to jump from one arena --